CAPTRUST has also welcomed an $830 million practice to extend its East Coast reach, while fee-only RIA EP wealth adds a top-ranked specialist advisory team in Arizona.
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The San Francisco based RIA has also announced that its CIO is a new partner.
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Atlanta-based BIP Wealth plans to target RIAs with $250M to $1.5B in assets in M&A as it eyes growing from its current $5.5 billion total AUM to $20 billion and beyond.
Meanwhile, a new venture at Integrated Partners sharpens its support for entrepreneurs going through complex transitions, and New York-based Aspen Standard Wealth announces a new president.
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Meanwhile, Janney lands a billion-dollar team from Merrill in Delaware, and two longtime Edelman advisors hopped to Prime Capital Financial in the Northeast.
RIAs deepen expansion strategies through market leadership hires and new enterprise growth roles.
The long-time wirehouse advisor joins LPL through its Strategic Wealth Services Program.
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After reaching $3.5 billion AUM driven entirely by organic growth, Virginia-based firm targets acquisitions between $400M and $3B in assets as part of its aim to reach $22 billion by 2033.
The digital-first family office is doubling down on legal, compliance, and content leadership after crossing $4 billion in assets.
With a goal of hitting $250 billion in assets by 2035, the wealth platform is betting on leadership steeped in advisor transitions and full-service wealth management.
“The pipeline continues to grow and we will see more announcements in the coming months,” said Tyler Vernon, managing principal at Merit Financial.
